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Kitguru.net Hardware editors Leo Waldock and Luke Hill discuss 3D nand and which ssd interface is going to be the most widely adopted in the future. They also discuss the unpleasant topic of ssd ...

It's been clear for several years that three-dimensional NAND die stacking, in which chip layers are oriented vertically as opposed to horizontal planar structures was the way forward for ...

Quad-level-cell (QLC) NAND flash is reportedly debuting this year from multiple companies. If you spent 2017 frustrated at the high price of SSDs, the advent of quad-level cell NAND could be the ...

A recent TechInsights analysis indicates that Yangtze Memory has developed advanced 3D NAND memory for consumer devices. The research firm characterizes the device's appearance in consumer-oriented ...

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The TEAMGROUP MP44Q M. 2 PCIe 4.0 SSD uses the company's patented graphene heat dissipation sticker, which is less than 1mm thick, so it is also compact in size. The graphene layer also works with ...

Something to look forward to: The rollercoaster that is SSD prices has taken another dip, one that should benefit PC gamers. After months of seeing the cost of the storage solutions rise, increased ...

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In context: The global chip shortage combined with a host of other issues resulted in a shortfall of PC components in the last couple of years, causing prices to go up astronomically in some cases.